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Situated in the heart of Barcelona, just around the corner from the historic Sant Antoni Market, BCN Market Inn offer comfortable travel accommodation for couples, families and groups of friends visiting Barcelona.
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Situated in the heart of Barcelona, just around the corner from the historic Sant Antoni Market, BCN Market Inn offer comfortable travel accommodation for couples, families and groups of friends visiting Barcelona.
The BCN Market Inn & Apartments are located in the pleasant Sant Antoni neighbourhood, a lively residential part of the Eixample close to the centre (a 15-minute walk or 2 Metro stops to Plaa Catalunya), with all kinds of shops and the historic Sant Antoni Market.
Within stumbling distance is the up-and-coming Raval, an area that has undergone regeneration over recent years and is now home to arty bars, designers boutiques, art galleries and contemporary art museums the CCCB and the MACBA, also famous for hosting the SONAR festival, as well as being an international skateboarding haunt.
The BCN Market Inn is also very close to Poble Sec, one of Barcelonas most traditional neighbourhoods at the foot of the Montjuic Hill, known for its beautiful squares and typical restaurants. Montjuic Hill itself is famous for its parks, world-class museums (MNAC, CaixaForum, Fundaci Mir) and the 1992 Olympic installations.
Plaa de Espanya, the Fira de Barcelona (home to Barcelonas international fairs and conventions, such as GSM) and Plaa Universitat are at less than 10 minutes away on foot.
Plaa Catalunya, the Ramblas, the Colon monument, the marina (Port Vell), the Gothic Quarter (Barri Gothic), Passeig de Gracia, the Gay District (popularly known as Gayxample): 15 minutes walking distance.
On your doorstep, for your convenience (2 minutes walking distance): numerous supermarkets, convenience & food stores open until midnight, affordable restaurants (sandwich shops, falafels), phone & Internet services, laundry services.
The BCN Market Inn is a peaceful and quiet place, the perfect setting to relax and to rest. It is not a wild party flat.
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Travelers have 72 hours starting at 12:00 a.m. EST on Wednesday, July 13, 2011 to visit the Delta website to receive access to exclusive offers starting at $89 per night in popular getaway destinations such as Ottawa, Calgary, Vancouver, Montreal, Quebec City, Halifax, Victoria and Ontario's Muskoka region to name a few.
Travelers will need to sign up within the 72 hour timeframe, but will have until July 21, 2011 to book their summer vacations.
To qualify, guests must visit www.deltahotels.com and enter their e-mail address before 11:59 p.m. EST on Friday July 15, 2011. Once entered, travelers will receive an email link providing exclusive access to the chainwide summer sale.
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The GOP does not need to do anything. Let the fiscal cliff occur. Do not vote for any increase in the debt ceiling. Cut off the Democrat freebies by not agreeing to any budget. Let the country go into recession. Let the Obama voters suffer the most. I am not in a charitable mood on this point. The Obama voters voted for more freebies. It is time that we say no - we are no longer going to participate in that locust destruction.
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Willful ignorance has almost destroyed our beloved country. It is ignorance and ignorance alone that allows DC to continue its path. NCCS.net has dvds that will take you step by step to show the cure. Hillsdale College has online Constitution and History classes.Knowledge is not power, the application of knowledge is power.We are gonna win, it won´t be fun nor pretty, but we will win.Time to quit making excuses, time to lead follow or get the hell out of the way.
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Have to agree with #1. Something about this current situation puts me in mind of that horrible scene near the end of ´Old Yeller´.
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How Chinatown could keep Wal-Mart from expanding in California
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Wal-Mart is the largest private employer in the U.S. It has its critics. It's expanding in California. And it want to bring a smaller store to L.A.'s Chinatown. But opposition is mounting.
One of the most famous movies ever made about Los Angeles is Roman Polanski's "Chinatown." In that 1974 film, starring Jack Nicholson and Faye Dunaway, "Chinatown" is 1930s police shorthand for cynicism: a place where everything is so complex that it's better to do nothing.
Discount retailing giant Wal-Mart is currently going through it's own Chinatown moment. Today, a protest by labor leaders and U.S. Congresswoman Judy Chu will take place in the neighborhood. The reason? Wal-Mart wants to bring in a Neighborhood Market — a smaller-box concept that the big-box retailer introduced in the late 1990s and has established as a middle tier, between its well-known Super Centers and it's recently developed Express Stores.
You might think of Wal-Mart as a place where you can buy everything from snow tires to computers to very large quantities of frozen everything, but that's not what the pretty unimaginatively named Neighborhood Market is all about. A good analogy in the SoCal grocery space would be British retailer Tesco's Fresh & Easy stores, which offer a broad variety of everyday goods in a no-nonsense, relatively discounted shopping environment where customers handle their own checkout and bagging.


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Creator: Norell, Norman
Description: Cocktail dress of black wool jersey knit. The late-day dress is of mid-length, with boat/scoop neckline and short sleeves. The fitted torso has a natural waistline, and fitted hip-level yoke. From the waistline through the length of the yoke the skirt widens into a pleated/gathered black tissue faille flounce that extends down to the hem. Around the waist is an attached wide faille sash which ties in front forming a bow with trailing ribbons. The bodice of the dress is lined in black, and the skirt has a heavy fabric underskirt and two attached layers of net crinolines. Joint designer's and retailer's label sewn inside skirt: "Neiman-Marcus Dallas / Traina-Norell".
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The California Hotel & Lodging Association produces and participates in many types of events for the benefit of our members and the industry. From speaking at local industry meetings to statewide conferences, CH&LA seeks to educate and inform the lodging industry on the latest issues and opportunities.
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"CH&LA's seminar series, Disaster Preparedness, was very timely and provided industry-specific examples, crisis planning, and opened up a dialogue with emergency planning personnel that was invaluable to those in attendance."
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Education Foundation Board MeetingApril 24, 2014 | Conference Call
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The CH&LA Education Foundation is conducting its spring auction from Monday, April 14 through Thursday, April 24, 2014, through the premiere auction site, BiddingForGood.com. The Education Foundation's online auction is a great opportunity to contribute to California's lodging industry.
We are asking for gift certificates is to raise funds which support the hospitality scholarship program and our ongoing efforts support hospitality education in California – both of which ultimately benefit the lodging industry by providing more pre-qualified and trained candidates.
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Women In Lodging Webinar - Doing More Than Getting ByApril 30, 2014 | Member Webinar
So many of us are managing work and managing life, but not always with the greatest ease, effectiveness or enjoyment. Many of us are are trying to do too much, avoiding the hard stuff, or moving too fast to enjoy it. We are also trying to do what's expected, managing stress as best we can, and working towards visions of success that we think make sense.
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For the past years five years, the Community Colleges' Statewide Family and Consumer Science Advisory Committee of faculty and administrators has conducted statewide symposia to bring hospitality industry representatives, CCC/CSU faculty and students together to discuss issues that are relevant to the future of the industry.
2014 Southern California Hotel & Lodging ConferenceMay 21, 2014 | Pacific Palms Hotel & Conference Center
Join CH&LA and AAHOA for the best and biggest hospitality conference and trade show in Southern California. This one-day of education, industry trade show and networking is free to all hotel staff. Each year over 500 hoteliers attend this special event to get educated on a variety of industry topics and to attend the trade show to see and buy the latest new products and services.
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Many water providers have a wide array of rebates and other water saving programs available for both commercial, industrial and institutional customers and residential customers. The Regional Water Authority (RWA) has received grant funding to accelerate the installation of water efficient fixtures and appliances including toilets, showerheads and clothes washers. A description of these regional programs, funding options, and incentive processing protocols will be provided. General water savings tips for commercial, industrial and institutional properties will be also included.
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The inaugural Hotel Owner Conference, presented by the California Hotel & Lodging Association, will be held June 11-12, 2014, at the historic, state-of-the-art Silverado Resort & Spa, in the world famous Napa Valley. The Hotel Owners Conference will bring together hotel owners, brands, brokers, CEO's, and other hotel industry experts for a conference all about networking, deal-making and high-level education. The Conference will provide you with a strategic forum to demonstrate your products, technology, and equipment, as well as discuss service solutions with hotel owners who are looking to grow their portfolio.
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The 2014 California Travel Summit will bring together dynamic presenters, just-in-time education and incredible networking opportunities. You will hear and see it all, everything you need to reinvent and boost your business. The California Travel Summit is a world-class convention for the best of quality education and development for professionals in travel, tourism and hospitality.
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AH&LAEF Golf ClassicOctober 5, 2014 | The American Club
At the 27th Annual AH&LEF Golf Classic, we'll play four days of golf, make great contacts, and provide invaluable support to the Foundation. Now that's what we call a business meeting.
Education Foundation Board MeetingOctober 23, 2014 | Conference Call
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CABBI Council MeetingNovember 5, 2014 | Doubletree Sonoma Wine Country
AH&LA Fall Conference & International Hotel/Motel Restaurant ShowNovember 7, 2014 | Jacob K. Javits Convention Center
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Gov't & Legal Relations Committee/CHALPAC MeetingNovember 19, 2014 | TENTATIVE
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Board of Directors MeetingNovember 20, 2014 | TENTATIVE
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Annual Membership Luncheon & Stars of the Industry AwardsNovember 20, 2014 | TBA
CH&LA's national affiliate, the American Hotel & Lodging Association created the Stars of the Industry awards program more than 40 years ago to recognize outstanding accomplishments in the lodging industry. Today, the concept remains the same — to honor lodging employees and properties that best symbolize the quality service of the industry.
Local Associations Gov't Relations CallDecember 16, 2014 | Conference Call
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Saint James Project: Fides, Opus, Ratio
What is the St. James Project?
The mission statement of the St. James Project states that the project is about the "Renewal of Catholic culture through faith, work, and reason." The aim of the project is to engage the laity, as an aspect of their mission in the Church and world (LG; AA; GS), in the renewal of culture and society through evangelization. The focus is on the New Evangelization and will include formation, training, and catechesis; however, unlike other Athenaeum programs it does not seek to prepare people for ministry or holy orders, nor is it an academic program. The project seeks to provide a forum for the laity to be informed in their faith in order to live it out, especially in all aspects of society, each according to his or her state in life. The project seeks to create a greater outreach to the Catholic community of the Archdiocese and beyond and to create greater involvement with the Athenaeum as a source of formation, inspiration, support, encouragement, and catechesis in the faith. The project will provide training under the aspects of: Awareness (raise awareness), Engagement (motivate the faithful) and Evangelization (activate - to be evangelizers through engagement with the Gospel in everyday life).
By what process does the St. James Project seek to do this work of evangelization?
Fides (Faith) = fidelity to the Church's vision of the human person, family, and culture. We believe that the Gospel presents a true understanding of the human person and this authentic anthropology provides a vision for human life and society. The Gospel has a place in society and its teaching should inform the culture in which we live. This anthropology is the foundation of the project to evangelize - to transform society into the Kingdom of God.
Opus (Work) = Seeks to provide opportunities to study and conceptualize concrete ways of engaging the culture in which we live.
Ratio (Reason) = To witness to the "reasonableness of the faith" through our lives, work, and proclamation within the world to all people of good will (GS 2).
Whom do we seek to reach and how do we seek to reach them?There are two major approaches to outreach - Informational and Formational
- Informational: Through this approach, the projects seeks to provide educational opportunities for larger, although targeted, ecclesial groups - pastors, principals, teachers, parents, deacons, lay ministers, youth ministers, CCD/PSR and RCIA directors, Knights of Columbus, etc. - and to provide workshops, talks, retreats, conferences to encourage people in their faith and introduce them to the topic, themes, general principles and goals of evangelization; their role in the work of evangelization; and, strategies for evangelization in their particular ministry - e.g. schools as a place of evangelization. Under this aspect of outreach, the project will develop media, internet, social media and web resources to help sustain initiatives undertaken. This aspect is intended to be more public and accessible to all.
- Formational: The second aspect follows a Biblical formational model built around the idea of core groups expanding to include greater numbers over time. The initial core group of possibly five people will meet with a mentor several times in order to be formed and educated for evangelization. This group needs to be dedicated and committed to the teaching for the Church and the mission of the project. After a number of formation and training sessions each member of this group will invite one or two others to join the group and the process will continue for a few more sessions of formation and instruction. After this point each member will invite an inactive Catholic to attend a workshop on some aspect of Catholic teaching relevant to their particular state in life, work, or vocation. These initial formational small groups will continue to meet and expand over time.
The real fundamental interest of the whole project is concerned with changing lives through an introduction to the Gospel message which is relevant for all peoples - the Gospel is life - this is what the St. James Project is about.
The St. James Project is a work of the Athenaeum of Ohio/Mount St. Mary's Seminary. It responds to the need for greater outreach to the general Catholic community for formation in faith and engagement in the mission of the Church called for by Vatican II, Pope Paul VI, Blessed Pope John Paul II, and Benedict XVI.
The St. James Project has a Director who works under the direction and guidance of the Athenaeum Dean. The Dean reports to the President and the President will advise the executive committee, senate, and faculty of the work, status etc. concerning the St. James Project. While it has aspects that are catechetical and possibly later even academic, it is not an academic program, nor is it a ministerial program as it does not prepare people to be priests, deacons or lay ministers.
The project has its own budget and is operated through the same financial processes as all other programs. The project has funding, through donors, to operate for three years.
This program is experimental, and as it develops, it will see modifications. At an appropriate time it will be added to the Athenaeum Faculty Handbook.


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The Center for Colorado's Economic Future provides nonpartisan information and analysis of issues impacting the economic future of Colorado. The goal of our research is to help Colorado's citizens and leaders make decisions that strengthen the state's economy and quality of life.
Financing Colorado's Future:
State Government's General Fund Unbalanced by Billions of Dollars in FY 2024-25
Last year, a two-part study by the Center for Colorado's Economic Future concluded that even with a healthy economic recovery state government General Fund expenditures will exceed revenues by $3.5 billion in FY 2024-25 because the growth rates of Medicaid and K-12 education spending will far exceed the growth rates of sales and income tax collections.
Without policy changes, the state's obligation to pay for these programs plus the state corrections system will inevitably crowd out funding for higher education, courts and other General Fund programs.
An updated forecast shows:
- The projected gap between revenues and expenditures in FY 2024-25 will be slightly smaller – closer to $3.3 billion – due to revised trend data on demographics, pupil counts, assessed valuations, prison populations, Medicaid enrollment rates and health care inflation.
- While some of the revised trend data drove down the projected cost of public schools and Medicaid, incorporating these changes into the forecast also lowered the projection for tax collections. This effect reinforced the Center's conclusion that the long-term General Fund imbalance is a structural problem that will not disappear even with a robust economic rebound.
- The recent Lobato vs. State of Colorado court decision could increase the size of the FY 2024-25 General Fund gap by a minimum of 70 percent or as much as three times the amount currently projected.
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MIDLAND – Bobbie Adams, left, helps Tom and Arline Fisher play a memory game during the Alzheimer Society's eighth annual "Walk/Skate for Memories" on Saturday at the North Simcoe Sports and Recreation Centre.
The fundraiser offered participants a chance to walk the gymnasium or skate on the ice for one hour, and to enjoy several memory, skills and educational challenges.
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Packers win both weekend games
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February 19, 2013 - 1:41pm
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February 19, 2013 - 1:40pm
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February 19, 2013 - 1:39pm
West Fargo wrestlers defend state title
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February 12, 2013 - 11:35am
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February 12, 2013 - 11:34am
Boys Hockey loses two games, wins one
The West Fargo boys hockey team finished the regular season with a win, but not before losing two earlier in the week. The Packers lost to Fargo Davies 4-2 on Tuesday night before being shut out by the Grand Forks-Red River Roughriders 6-0 on Thursday. They picked it up on Saturday...
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February 12, 2013 - 11:32am
Packers take first in Regional Tournament
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Susan McCray, Teacher: I was instructor at the South Marks High School. And we did everything from backpacking trips to ropes courses in the riggings of tall ships in the harbor. Then began to do urban exploration. It was an attempt to bring the methodology and philosophy of Outward Bound into the inner city, and into classrooms for the first time. So it really is out of the work that kind of Expeditionary Learning was designed, and came to life.
Oh, yeah, you're right.
Susan McCray, Teacher: So we designed this expedition where teams of students interviewed people who have struggled with housing and homelessness. Because the work that we do, it has to be compelling, and it has to be looking at the real world. We're called Expeditionary Learning for a reason. You know, the classic expedition, you're out with a group of people trying to climb a mountain. And the goal is real. And you're driven towards it. You all want to get there, because you know that there will be a sense of accomplishment in the end. And all of the consequences along the way are real. [laughs] It starts to rain. Like that happens. Your computer dies! That happens, you know, these things go on. You know, these things go on. But you're committed to this end objective together. So the relationships become important, and the connections become important. And when you offer someone the opportunity to engage in something real, and push them and challenge them to do things they never thought they could possibly do, there is nothing more exhilarating.
Boy 1: Okay, how long have you each been homeless?
Man: I've been in and out of the shelters on and off like 22 years.
Boy 1: So how did that affect you?
Woman: Because of the way you have to live, and the fact that you may not be proud of it, wears on your self-esteem, no matter how good your self-esteem is. It's going to be-- it's very draining.
Susan McCray, Teacher: I want my students to walk out of my classroom skilled, knowledgeable, capable, and ready to tackle the problems of their lives in the world. But I believe that in order to achieve that, you have to feel like you belong. And you have to feel comfortable enough to be who you are. Because none of us are capable of learning when we're closed off, and when we're fearful.
Susan McCray, Teacher: Thank you so much.
Woman: Thank you.
Susan McCray, Teacher: I think that's one of the reasons that we have the dropout rates that we have in schools, is that we have these large monolithic places where people walk through the halls anonymously. And no one notices whether they're there or not. Why would you go someplace where you don't know whether someone's going to notice whether you're there or not? But I get up in the morning and show up, because I know my friends are going to be there. My colleagues are my friends. And I'm going to get to say, "Hello!" Right? I'm going to talk about the weekend before we get into the work.
Susan McCray, Teacher: So I've got groups arranged around the laptops. You'll be meeting those groups and presenting these things. So they must ...
Susan McCray, Teacher: So we've got to build a community in our classroom. We have to build a community in our school. We have to create a space where students feel like their whole self, and everything about them matters. I challenge my students far more than I would if I were in a place where we didn't know each other.
Susan McCray, Teacher: Writing process standard, and quality of writing standard. I need to see your revisions and all those drafts stapled together.
Derek Pierce, Principal: Susan is an intellectual, but she brings as much heart as head to her game. And she convinces kids that if their-- if they're not passionate about what they're doing, then they need to dig deeper and find what they are passionate about. Because once they're passionate, she knows that intellectual engine is going to be catalyzed, and they're doing to do great things that they didn't think they could do, and which will motivate them to do the next thing.
Susan McCray, Teacher: I want you guys to see something, because it's going to give you a taste, and it's going to inspire us, and then you're going to work so hard!
Derek Pierce, Principal: She gets the adrenaline rush out of kids that is typically only gotten from the football coach or the drama teacher. Because they're fired up about what they're studying, and what they're going to present and share with the world.
Susan McCray, Teacher: So you got to make some of those decisions. Okay.
Yuki Hall, Student: Ms. McCray? I love her, quite -- just aside from being a great English teacher, it's just she's the kind of teacher that you go to with whatever. She's always there for you. Always full of life. If you're going to teach Expeditionary Learning, you have to have a certain spark in you. And she just has so much of that. So.
Susan McCray, Teacher: Go to "Share." Try "Share." No? Huh. Are you in the slideshow part?
Student: Yeah, I'm on it.
Susan McCray, Teacher: It's really hard work. It's grueling, and it's demoralizing, because you see the kid that you're not reaching. And you see there's several young people that are slipping through the cracks. Or you feel like it's not happening. The curriculum that you spent hours planning, the lesson that you designed, and you spent all this time around falls flat. You know? It happens to all of us, all the time. And I think the key to sustaining yourself in teaching is to be able to know that that is a reality. And that's a fact of the profession. And to know you got to get up the next morning and try again.
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A great reminder...
...of what it means to be an educator. Educators should be connectors, facilitators, and expedition leaders! Taking students on expeditions of learning is such a great metaphor for why I got into education in the first place. A collective motivation to understanding the world around us. How powerful is that! Strange, it doesn't include textbooks, back of the book problems, or standardized test scores yet the curriculum is still rigorous. Fantastic.
Indeed. This is great. We need more classes such as these in our education system today. We need to let kids set themselves free and be full with one another.
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Wow...wonderful video I will share. Not only for education, but for people in the Internet Marketing World. We are similar in teaching methodologies to our adult students learning the new wave of marketing.
One has to experience climbing the mountain to reach the top. Thank you for this wonderful inspiring post.


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ActorQuest - A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Bway 14
In November, Kristin Huffman made her Broadway debut as Sarah (flute, piccolo and sax) in John Doyle's production of Company.� The actress continues her collection of stories about a 15-year career that has led her to the door of the Ethel Barrymore Theatre.
Given that this week included April Fools Day, (loved Craig Brockman's funny April Fools story here on BWW about Raul's 'new' show!)� I have my own to share with you from last year!
OH and here is some advance notice for you.�� I will be doing at Cabaret at ARS NOVA in NYC on May 7th, Monday night (our only night off from COMPANY) AT 8PM.� You can get cheap 15 dollar tix on smarttix.com�under 'Broadway Spotlight'� and then my name.��Some of my COMPANY castmates will be featured, including Matt Castle, who will be my accompanist/antagonist, Kelly Jeanne Grant, as my 'hostess' and Rob Cunningham on percussion and backup vocals. There may be some 'guest stars' as well.��
You know, I never appreciated this fun day until this year.� All those silly pranks seemed so pointless to me, but I have a new found respect for April 1st and I'll tell you why.� THIS year it fell on a day that I am bombarded with a fistful of piano students from about 3pm until�6pm. I did not know that you could use the words "APRIL FOOLS" as a way to state your real feelings for someone and then pretend to negate it all by shouting those words at them.� It was a fun day for me.
I must credit Julia, my first student, as my mentor and inspiration, because she walked in and stated "OH NO, I left my piano books in my mom's car."� After a beat, in which I reacted with an irritated sigh she yelled "APRIL FOOLS" and whipped her book out of her shirt.� I decided to play back and said, "Aren't you the clever little witch?"� I followed her style by waiting for the reaction, which was a look as if to say, "did she say witch or bitch?" and then before she could figure it out I said, "APRIL FOOLS".� And we both laughed.
How WONDERFUL!�� So I kept it up throughout her lesson.� The art of it is to wait for the reaction and THEN yell the negation words.� I couldn't wait until my next student arrived to try it out so I kicked Julia out five minutes early.�� As Kelly walked in the door, I said "Your mere presence irritates me".� Wait for the reaction...which was a stunned look accompanied with a slight misstep and then ..."APRIL FOOLS".�� How cool is this holiday???
Smart Sydney was going to be a toughie.� She walked in full of ammunition.� A "hershey's kiss" for me which ended up being a piece of her rabbit's food wrapped in a silver kiss wrapper. Oh how we laughed.� Just you wait, Sydney. We started the lesson with scales and as we always use a metronome to keep the tempo I set it on a normal speed. Sydney takes pride in her scales being very accurate�so as she played C major and then D, I secretly increased the speed.� It made her trip up a tad...so I waited until F to increase it again.� Another slip up.� Then as she approached G major and I turned it down.� Now thoroughly enjoying her consternation and frustration, I started tapping my pencil on my leg to a different tempo than the metronome.� Off the beat just slightly.� She's only NINE so she doesn't understand why it was so hard to play evenly!!!��Wait for the reaction...which in this case was a complete halt to the scales and a plunge in her self confidence ...and....."APRIL FOOLS"!
What rapture! With five year old Katie, I had to come up with something special.� She's clever....that one...and ornery.� She also loves Honey, my two year old golden retriever. So much so that she will chase around the house squealing and driving me crazy.� Theirs is a crazy love affair.� So I took out my ace bandages and wrapped one around Honey's front paw and one around her head.� Leaving room for her eyes of course.���
Five o'clock and time for Katie.� Her first response was awesome.� She sat down in front of Honey and started to soothe her.� I could've left it at that, but come ON, it's a holiday!�� I told her that Honey had broken her paw...and head...and that the doctor said it was from a five year old girl chasing her around the house.� Wait for the response...and....TEARS!� They were fake tears don't worry. She's a player.�� But then I yelled, "APRIL FOOLS"�and pulled off Honey's bandages.